All releases of WMApp DockApp Library

Release Notes: Several fixes were made so that WMApp will compile
with modern, stricter C++ compilers. Two new, very
small fonts are now available. There are also new
set/getuserdata() members of the WMApp and
WMWidget classes that can be used to store
arbitrary data to be used within callback
functions.

Release Notes: The call to usleep() has been replaced with nanosleep() so compilation
succeeds on recent Linux distributions. An offset in the mouse click
position on a vertical WMSlider widget has been fixed, as well as a
bug in color gradient drawing. The "-w" option to put a dockapp in
the withdrawn (dockable) state has been made the default.

Release Notes: Elliptical and other shaped widgets are now drawn correctly when inside a non-transparent frame. The WMCanvas::copy_buffer() method was removed due to redundancy; use display() instead. Other minor cosmetic changes and bugfixes were also made.

Release Notes: An elliptical base class was introduced, allowing the creation of rounded widgets. Newly included is a small example game, WMAirTrafficControl, showing off this and other features of the library. More basic infrastructure classes (Color, WMClickable) were added. And the setaspectratios() function may now be omitted if all of a frame's child widgets should be the same size.

Release Notes: New drawing functions were added for the WMCanvas widget, as well as the ability to switch between buffered and unbuffered drawing modes. Code for drawing images was better optimized to reduce X resource usage. The source code was broken up into smaller pieces for better modularity.

Release Notes: A new widget, WMCanvas, was added; this allows one to draw directly onto a dockapp. The included example application demonstrates this widget with a miniature paint program. The code for handling callbacks was cleaned up a bit. Some bugs in the image handling code were fixed, and new convenience functions added.

Release Notes: A new widget (a slider bar that can be scrolled with the mouse wheel), fixes for some leaks in X resources, ability for callback functions to find out which mouse button was clicked and where, widgets other than buttons and windows may have attached callbacks (see the FAQ on the WMApp web page to find out how), and buttons appear to depress when clicked upon.